Multiple Choice
What explanation can you give for why the sodium-potassium pump does not run out of ions to move in or out of the cell?
A) Leak channels are always open,allowing the passage of sodium ions (Na+) and potassium ions (K+) across the membrane.
B) The cell continuously produces more ions to replace those moved by the pump,maintaining a constant supply.
C) Many of the ions moved in or out then diffuse passively back through the membrane in the opposite direction.
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